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French onion soup 

 

This was good, but not great. Have several things I think I want to change

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My recreation of a dish I love from the local Thai joint: Prik pao fried rice. Jasmine rice, bell pepper, basil, cilantro, Thai fish sauce, Nam Prik pao, lime juice, garnished with a over-easy fried egg and a couple sprigs of cilantro. Every time I make Thai food it comes out perfect. This was no exception. 
 

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31 minutes ago, Jar11591 said:

My recreation of a dish I love from the local Thai joint: Prik pao fried rice. Jasmine rice, bell pepper, basil, cilantro, Thai fish sauce, Nam Prik pao, lime juice, garnished with a over-easy fried egg and a couple sprigs of cilantro. Every time I make Thai food it comes out perfect. This was no exception. 
 

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Dang that looks so good man. Well done. 
 

I am making that gochujang chicken and veggies recipe again tonight for family. Right before it went in oven just now:

 

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Oooh fancy

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15 hours ago, LrgmouthShad said:

Dang that looks so good man. Well done. 
 

I am making that gochujang chicken and veggies recipe again tonight for family. Right before it went in oven just now:

 

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Do we get an after photo? 
 

 

I’ve been cheffin’ it up over here. Todays breakfast was crispy hash browns with some shredded cheddar and parsley on top ?

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Got the Christmas ham bone boiling into stock that I’ll use to make some spicy pork ramen tonight. 

Local store had lobster tails for $5 so we had a lobster tail snack with a ribeye and some home made baguettes.

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Threw out my rotator cuff so I decided to avoid the grill and did a reverse sear on the meat via the oven and a cast iron pan.

 

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Just now, Deephaven said:

lobster tail snack with a ribeye

Now that's what I'm talking about.  Home made surf n turf.

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Looks good @Deephaven. I made a bread for our Christmas ravioli. Like we need more carbs. :) 

 

Refresh my memory, do you use a preferment or any thing for you bread. Starter from yesterday's dough maybe? I understand if you don't want to give away your secrets. I usually do a 30% Biga and let it ferment in room temp for 12-18 hours. 

 

I don't make bread often enough to add a piece of previous dough, although I think it's the way to go. Thoughts?

1 hour ago, Jigfishn10 said:

Looks good @Deephaven. I made a bread for our Christmas ravioli. Like we need more carbs. :) 

 

Refresh my memory, do you use a preferment or any thing for you bread. Starter from yesterday's dough maybe? I understand if you don't want to give away your secrets. I usually do a 30% Biga and let it ferment in room temp for 12-18 hours. 

 

I don't make bread often enough to add a piece of previous dough, although I think it's the way to go. Thoughts?

I mostly make sourdough boules with a 4-5hr ferment followed by a slow bulk in the fridge.  This was my 2nd time ever making baguettes so I basically used Patrick Ryan's recipe from his master class.  It is a one day preferment, mix + 24-36 hours of bulk in the fridge.  He didn't reference waiting for it to warm post coming out of the fridge and that made shaping difficult and even after a 2 hour rest in the couche they were not fully fermented and ready but I needed to eat so I baked them anyway.  You can see that the crumb isn't very open, but the taste was there and the crust great.  As for secrets, I'd share anything that I do in the kitchen if it would help someone here.

 

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Next time I am going to add some sprouted wheat, diastatic malt, and change the timing for the shaping.  The general process of those baguettes makes sense though.

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4 hours ago, Deephaven said:

Local store had lobster tails for $5 so we had a lobster tail snack with a ribeye and some home made baguettes.

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Threw out my rotator cuff so I decided to avoid the grill and did a reverse sear on the meat via the oven and a cast iron pan.

 

I'm still working on finishing up the lobster mac and cheese from Christmas. My nephew didn't realize I brought it over or, he would have killed it that night.

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16 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

Makes a ?, don’t it? 

Absolutely

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Spicy pork ramen made with leftover Christmas ham bones and meat 

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If you have a stuffed up nose this will clear you out immediately. 

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7 hours ago, Jar11591 said:

Spicy pork ramen made with leftover Christmas ham bones and meat 

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If you have a stuffed up nose this will clear you out immediately. 

We have a spot that my wife always wants to get spicy ramen from. Last time we went there, I had sweat dripping off my ears, holy crap it was hot ? 

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On 12/30/2022 at 11:48 PM, TnRiver46 said:

We have a spot that my wife always wants to get spicy ramen from. Last time we went there, I had sweat dripping off my ears, holy crap it was hot ? 

We had a place where my parents live owned by people who moved here from Vietnam that made Pho and homemade chili paste. You put half a teaspoon in the giant bowl of Pho and it gave you a nice flavor but very little heat...one more spoonful and you were considering suicide. I mean I grew up in the south eating Cajun and homemade Mexican food so I like hot...but duuuude this stuff....wow.

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I’m cooking up something new tonight. Will share pics soon. I seriously love the time I get to spend making food. It’s a hobby for me. 
 

Now the cleaning, I am not a fan of at all

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Homemade chicken pot pie

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Steak fajitas! I had a big Mexican food day. Meal prepped enchiladas for lunch before this. Like how these turned out!

 

And some homemade Salsa Fresca and chips

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8 minutes ago, LrgmouthShad said:

Steak fajitas! I had a big Mexican food day. Meal prepped enchiladas for lunch before this. Like how these turned out!

 

And some homemade Salsa Fresca and chips

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Looks great...is salsa fresca the same thing as Pico deal gallo?

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